Seanan McGuire (seanan_mcguire) wrote,
Seanan McGuire
seanan_mcguire
  • Mood: quixotic
  • Music: Talis Kimberley, "Time and Tide."

Time for another FAQ party!

This one comes in two parts. Part the first: The Toby Daye FAQ is looking a little thin on the ground, with very few questions directly relating to the books themselves. Please give the FAQ a glance, if you get the chance, and propose new questions? I want to get things cleaned up and updated. In, y'know, my copious spare time.

Part the second: The Horror Movie Survival FAQ is going to be moving to MiraGrant.com with the launch of the new site. I know, I know, it's a sad day. But it'll fit in better there, and I'll have a lot of really awesome opportunities to update and expand.

This means I need a new "silly" FAQ for my main site...and that's where today comes in. I'm going to do a Fairy Tale and Ballad Survival FAQ. Please propose questions, offer survival tips, whatever comes to mind, and I'll get started from there! Help protect a new generation of children from evil stepmothers, wicked witches, inexplicable beanstalks, and the dangers of gingerbread houses.

Sometimes my life is awesome.
Tags: common questions, fairy tale remix, requesting things, silliness, toby daye, website updates
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unseenlibrarian

March 25 2010, 16:11:40 UTC 7 years ago

Q: Should I go anywhere near water ever?

A: No! Avoid Millponds, rushing waters, singing waters, haunted shores, the river wide, the river narrow, and god forbid, never bathe outdoors where someone might stumble across you. Water is the enemy.
For that matter, if you're a fairy bride with a weird ritual bathing restriction about your husband not being able to see you when you take a bath because you have a serpent's tail or something, get a -really good lock on the bathroom door.-

dragoness_e

March 26 2010, 03:30:54 UTC 7 years ago Edited:  March 26 2010, 03:31:08 UTC

I have Tiffany Achings' attitude about greenhags and other obnoxious water faerie--an iron skillet swung right at face height works wonders to discourage them.